Dubai in November: the itinerary of your trip to make the most of your visit

Dubai is a paradise in November, the wonderful weather will accompany you everywhere you go, and you'll enjoy the Fitness Fest festival, the Italian Opera, the exhibitions at the Burj Al khalifa, Dubai Frame, and other exclusive events in November such as Dubai Watch Week.

Make sure your main idea is to get to know this charming city, learn about its history and make the most of the tours it offers, its cruises in the Dubai Marina, its desert safaris and other incredible plans you can make if you travel at this time of year.

While the Dubai Art Exhibition inside the Burj Khalifa usually runs until February, it opens in November. This means that if you're lucky enough to be in this dream city in the penultimate month of the year, you'll get to see one of the most important art events in the world- it's impossible to describe the amount of art you'll find at this event! And best of all! In the tallest building in the world- take my word for it! From the heights, everything has a special flavour.

In addition, many of the exhibitions taking place in November at the Burj Khalifa will be free of charge, all in order to encourage interest in art in this magical city in the United Arab Emirates. Interesting, isn't it?

November is a very artistic month in Dubai, so a visit to this incredible and innovative museum is a must. November and Decemberin Dubai is a very fashionable time to get to know the city, its history and its culture. If you buy tickets for the Dubai Frame Museum, you should know that the price is usually around 15 euros; however, if you go in November, you can get in with a discount of up to 80%.

This giant museum in the shape of a frame has the purpose of showing us two completely different sides of Dubai. On the one hand, you can see the modern, luxurious Dubai, and on the other hand you can see the old city, or rather, the origin of Dubai. Not only that, but you can also enjoy multiple audio-visual exhibitions that will try to show you the past, present and future of this iconic city.

Being lucky enough to see the whole city from a decent altitude from two totally different perspectives will give you a glimpse of its fast-paced, but admirable history. Plus, if you're left wanting to see every nook and cranny up close, tours of Dubai can help you complete your picture of the city and its culture.

While the Dubai Aquarium & Underwater Zoo is an unprecedented place that you can visit at other times of the year without any problem. The thing is, given its capacity, November is the month when you'll have the most freedom to visit this amazing place without having to stand on your tiptoes or wait for other people to move around to see what caught your eye.

Imagine having the freedom to observe and get up close and personal with over 140 species of aquatic animals. Over 400 sharks! I don't know about you, but I could stay there for the rest of my life.

One of the best ways to visit the Jumeirah Mosque is to book a tour of Dubai, and the best time of year is definitely November, which is a less religious month, so you can see every detail of this architectural marvel without the hustle and bustle, as well as learn more about the basics and curiosities of Islam. However, if possible, try to arrive before 10am, as guided tours are only available on Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday mornings, and only for an hour and a half. If you are interested in delving deeper into Arabian culture, I recommend travelling to Abu Dhabi from Dubai

Important! Men are not allowed to enter wearing shorts, and women should wear a headscarf to cover their hair if they wish to enter.

If you love sporty and healthy style, you can't miss the Fitness Fest Festival, an annual event held in early November at the Skydive Dubai flying club where: There's no shortage of surprises! However, in order to enjoy all the activities on offer completely free of charge, you need to register on one of the officialfitness sitesorganising the event.

As a rule, there are two consecutive days full of open-air sports competitions, with huge spectacles and the attendance of celebrities and celebrities. Not only that, but there are also free seminars and classes offered by leading figures in the world of sports and nutrition to help you achieve a healthy and sustainable lifestyle . What a way to make the most of your trip!

It doesn't end there! You will also have access to the Healthy Cooking Theater where chefs and nutritionists will collaborate to teach you how to prepare tasty and healthy dishes. How amazing is that?

If you're dreaming of a magical evening in Dubai, you'll be looking for tickets to this incredible annual event held in November at the Centerpoint Theatre, a venue that lives up to the hype.

If attending an opera concert is something that gives you goosebumps, I can't even imagine what it would be like to attend this incredible annual event, which is attended by some of the biggest names in Italian opera. Plus, the venue is a luxury for glamour lovers and you'll even get to see and meet some of the biggest names in art and music.

Speciality Food Festival is a three-day event held at the Dubai World Trade Center. To attend this event you don't need to pay an entrance fee, but you do need to email the organisers on the official SFF website to confirm your attendance.

I'm sure you'll be amazed at the number of dishes created with exotic and artisanal ingredients, the experimentation and innovation you'll see is commendable. However, as the saying goes, not all that glitters is gold; as it is a free event, it is usually very well attended, so it is possible that your experience may be altered by the small capacity of the event. To make up for this, I recommend you attend the event as early as possible and find out how to get around Dubaito avoid disappointment.

November is the perfect month to visit one of the country's greatest attractions: its desert. But how about not only walking in the dunes, but also camel riding, sandboarding, a falcon experience and a wonderful dinner to top it all off?

By booking this desert safari tour, you're signing up for a full day of excitement during your holiday in Dubai. The Al Khayma camp offers a full day of activities, approximately 7 fun-filled hours including refreshments and a typical Bedouin dinner to get to know the local cuisine. Are you in?

They say that one of the things you must do in life before you die is to ride in a hot air balloon, well, this could be the perfect occasion as by booking this sunrise balloon flight activity you can see Dubai from a very different perspective and at a magical time, the sunrise!

During the whole tour you will be accompanied by an expert guide and driver who will take you up in a hot air balloon between 600 and 1200 metres above sea level. An unforgettable experience that you can enjoy as a couple, as a family... it's suitable for everyone, and you won't regret doing it.

If there's one thing that strikes us about Dubai, it's the country's economy and the ostentatiousness of the city and its citizens. We are used to seeing luxury yachts parked in the port, but have you ever considered the possibility of travelling on one of them during your trip? If you have that whim, you can indulge it by booking a mega yacht dinner cruise in Dubai...

You will sail aboard one of the most spectacular and glamorous mega yachts in the area on a cruise that lasts approximately 3 hours, where you can dine by choosing your menu from the live food stations and therefore, watching the chefs prepare the dishes, while enjoying the night views and the illuminated Dubai.

If you're thinking of buying a good watch and don't know when or where to go, let me clear up your doubts with one sentence: Go to Duba Watch Week! While the event appears to be a weekly event, it actually lasts for the entire last half of November. And yes, you can attend for free at the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).

Not only is it an event where luxury watches are sold, but they are displayed like works of art. The idea of carrying a unique timepiece with you everywhere you go, and having it tell the time, is simply priceless.

What's more, if for whatever reason you find that the DIFC is not near you, don't throw in the towel because the Dubai Mall will also be hosting Clock Week. And it's not all unaffordable - there's plenty of variety and choice, so it's possible to take home an exclusive timepiece without sacrificing your financial well-being.

If you're a fan of adrenaline and thrill rides and you happen to be in Dubai in November, IMG Worlds of adventure should be your first destination, as it is the largest indoor theme park in the world. While it is also open at other times of the year, November is the month with the biggest discounts, as it coincides with the Marvel comics and figures boom. Plus, in November it's open every day, without exception.

In this giant theme park designed for both children and adults, you'll find rides based on popular cartoon characters, Marvel superheroes, dinosaurs, roller coasters, haunted houses and other thrill rides.

Dubai Design Week is held in mid-November in the Dubai Design District, and is nothing less than the Middle East's largest annual creative festival. Luckily for you, the event is completely free, so you know what to do in Dubai in the middle of the month.

The event doesn't just cover textiles, but also makes room for art and architecture - wow, an event to please everyone. In addition, there will be exhibitions, exciting activities, talks, workshops and other surprises.

Best of all, there are two popular sub-events within this event: Grad Show and Abwab.

• Grad Show: This mini-event showcases the 100 best ideas designed by university students, all with the aim of giving young people a voice and an opportunity.
• Abwab: Abwab is a pavilion showcasing the most acclaimed works of art from the Middle East, Africa and South Asia. An event you should attend if you love art.

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November, along with December in Dubai and January in Dubai, is one of the best months to visit Dubai. With an average maximum temperature of 31°C, and an average minimum temperature of 18°C, you won't be able to complain!

However, I always recommend you check official weather websites, to avoid exceptions to spoil your day. What's more, in November it rarely rains and the sun shines for an average of 10 hours. A luxury, isn't it?

Why travel to Dubai in November?

An average temperature of 25 degrees Celsius and hardly any rainfall is one of the great advantages of travelling to Dubai at this time of year. In addition, the water is usually warm enough to take a cruise on the Dubai Marina, or even swim in the crystal clear beaches along the coast.

Another advantage is the discounts on cultural activities, making it possible to visit museums and attend art and music events without your wallet complaining.

For a pleasant month, November is actually quite cheap compared to other months of the year when the high number of tourists means that, due to supply and demand, the cost of living is a little higher. However, make sure you book well in advance as prices tend to rise in late November for flights and hotels.

While November is not the best month for discounts in Dubai, unless you're into cultural activities (the latter are often offered at great bargains), it doesn't mean you can't find a bargain or two.

Although November is a month with a fairly pleasant average temperature, it's not unusual to see hot and cold spikes, as Dubai is located in a desert area. For this reason, the usual thing to do would be to wear summer or spring clothes in the mornings and afternoons, and to dress a little warmer as the darkness begins to set in.

In any case, due to the prevailing religion in this country, you must respect certain dress codes. I recommend you read this post about how to dress in Dubai for more information.